Avis de recrutement d’un directeur pays, Cameroun (maîtrise du français et de l’anglais requise)
Organisation Background :
INSO Cameroon :
Job Summary :
Major Responsibilities :
- Responsible for the stabilisation phase of the program ;
- Coordination of all staff and resources in Cameroon country office including, internal coordination of the country management team, grants management, host government regulatory, donor reporting and representation of INSO towards stakeholders ;
- Programme management, including annual funding strategy, budget management, and contractual compliance. Direct grant and contract management responsibilities ;
- Compliance with INSO’s global policy in operational and administrative areas ;
- Quality control and direct contributions to the delivery of INSO services including; production of information and analysis (written biweekly and situational reports, expert use of INSO Conflict and Humanitarian Data Center – CHDC – incident database), high-level engagement and briefings, surveys, training and capacity building, and emergency support as needed ;
- Coordination with INSO offices in Nigeria, Niger, Mali and Burkina for coherence of analysis and approach.
Mandatory Requirements :
- Previous experience as an NGO Country Director or equivalent management experience in conflict/post-conflict contexts (at least 3-5 years) ;
- Experience with management of multi-donor projects. Knowledge of donor policies and procedures (DG ECHO, FCDO, SDC, USAID-BHA,Etc). This includes PCM, budget management and monitoring, donor liaison and reporting ;
- French fluency (written and spoken), English Fluency (written and spoken) ;
- Master’s Degree-level of education or equivalent work experience in a relevant field ;
- Proven analytical skills ;
- Solid understanding of principles and practices in broad humanitarian action, NGO safety and risk management, humanitarian access, and civil-military coordination.
Preferred Characteristics :
- A year’s (recent) experience working in LCB/Central Africa response with a humanitarian NGO and demonstrable understanding of the context ;
- Experience in staff capacity development and training ;
- First-hand experience of crisis management ;
- Prior experience in an inter-agency role ;
- Existing information networks and/or local language skills ;
- Detailed understanding of INSO mandate & services.
Key Personal Competencies :
- A good listener ;
- An effective communicator ;
- Excellent analyst ;
- Team player ;
- Excellent interpersonal skills ;
- A people manager.
Salaire :
Terms & Conditions : 12-month contract, €5500 per month salary, 4 days annual leave per month and 3 days of R&R every 3 months with €750 allowance each R&R cycle, global medical coverage (excluding USA) and USD $200,000 AD&D coverage.
INSO’s Safeguarding Policy :
- All offers of employment will be conditional on receiving at least two satisfactory professional references ;
- INSO will ask candidates about significant gaps in employment history or frequent changes of employer and address ;
- All essential qualifications and relevant professional accreditations and memberships will be verified ;
- The successful candidate will be required to provide a valid proof of identity (passport, ID card) ;
- All new hires will receive an orientation in INSO’s safeguarding policy and procedures and associated documents (Code of Conduct, Whistleblowing etc.) ;
- All new hires will be required to sign and abide by the Code of Conduct as a condition of employment.
Comment postuler :
Interested applicants are requested to send the following to jobs@hq.ngosafety.org and reference “Country Director- Cameroon” in the subject line of the email. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
- Cover Letter specifying how you meet the mandatory requirements, any preferred characteristics, your motivation for applying, and what you hope to bring to INSO (2 pages maximum) ;
- Updated CV (5 pages maximum) ;
- One relevant and substantive writing sample, which demonstrates your analytical and reporting abilities (10 pages maximum).

















